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Reviewed: Nov. 21, 2009
Such a good recipe. I served it with fresh homemade lemon curd. Needless there are none left! Will be making a few make-ahead batches to keep in the freezer for on-demand scones. PS lemon curd can be frozen too so all is well in our kitchen.
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Reviewed: Nov. 18, 2009
My God these scones were AMAZING! To make them my own, I added 1/4 cup of fresh squeezed orange juice, the zest of two oranges, and 1 cup of craisins. After turning the dough out I divided it in half and made two 3/4" thick rounds, and cut each into 6 triangles. I brushed the top with a little bit of butter and baked till the top was a VERY light golden color. I couldn't WAIT to dig in. It was so light and fluffy, the orange scent was wonderful, and it was just the right amount of flaky. Even my husband, who dislikes scones, devoured 2 of them for breakfast. Will make again and again!
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Reviewed: Nov. 18, 2009
Excellent recipe. My family loved the texture. Did not change a thing.
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Reviewed: Nov. 14, 2009
My first and still favorite scone recipe. I was pleasantly surprised by the moistness that is lacking in many scones. I normally add blueberries instead of raisins but don't overwork them or you'll end up with blue scones. :-) Still will taste great though. I normally make it into a long rectangle and cut triangles out instead of forming a round dough. It seemed easier to get uniform sizes giving the sticky consistency of the dough. I like to add a simple icing of powdered sugar and milk before serving. This is probably the recipe I get the most raves about.
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Reviewed: Nov. 13, 2009
My first attempt at scones...and they did not disappoint! I had a 5 year old helping me too so they were over-mixed but they still turned out delish! Divided the dough and made chocolate chip and cinnamon with icing glazes. This recipe is a keeper! Can't wait to try them with blueberries! Thank you Grandma Johnson!!!!!
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Reviewed: Nov. 13, 2009
love this recipe,TY Rob for shareing
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Reviewed: Nov. 12, 2009
I've tinkered with this recipe some. I make it a little wetter by adding buttermilk (sometimes take out a little sour cream and substitute the buttermilk). I add in white choc chips and frozen huckleberries. My son can't get enough. Any other scones are now just a dissappointment.
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Reviewed: Nov. 10, 2009
I'm jumping on the bandwagon with two thumbs up. I've cut this in 12 wedges and frozen them individually (separate with waxed paper) so I can just pop one or two into the oven for a Sunday morning coffee with my DH. Given as teacher "thank you" gifts to rave reviews! Endless variations of additions besides those mentioned --- lime zest is fun, as is a cranberry/mini choc chip combo. Melt in your mouth!
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Reviewed: Nov. 5, 2009
Recipe was super simple to whip up. Dough was good consistency to work with. I made a double batch, added fresh firm blueberries to one full batch (mixed them in super gently and not one popped), lemon extract, lemon rind and poppy seeds to 1/2 of the second batch and for the final 1/2 batch of dough I added currents, orange rind, orange extract, grand marnier, allspice and cardamom. Instead of cutting into pie slices from 1 large mound of dough, I used two large spoons and scooped out large globs of dough. I left a couple inches between the mounds of dough for expansion while cooking. One other thing I did, after reading some reviews about excessive spreading of dough while cooking; I used 1/2 crisco instead of all butter and I added an extra egg to my double batch. This kept the dough from spreading as much. I scooped dough mounds onto a cookie sheet lined with wax paper and froze them for later use. The other half of my dough I cooked on parchment paper which eliminated the need to grease the cookie sheet. I cooked the dough an additional 10 minutes, 25 min total, since my dough mounds were higher than if I'd cut pie shapes. This left them a nice touch of brown. Great base recipe that can be changed to your tastes.
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Reviewed: Oct. 30, 2009
These are the best scones I have ever had. Wouldn't change a thing.
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Reviewed: Oct. 30, 2009
VERY GOOD I USED 2 DICED GREEN APPLES
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Reviewed: Oct. 29, 2009
oh my goodness. moan-worthy (in a good way!!). so delicious!! i added dried cherries which makes them really yum. add the 'simple devonshire cream' recipe from this site and you'll think you've died and gone to heaven.
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Reviewed: Oct. 27, 2009
OK~ Search no longer this is the best scone recipe ever. Love it, I make mine with Rasins. My little one loves them! TRY IT TODAY!!
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Reviewed: Oct. 26, 2009
I have made these with frozen blueberries and also freeze-dried blueberries, didn't make any changes to the recipe, and they always come out wonderfully. This is the first and last scone recipe I will ever use, they are delicious and the texture is great.
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Reviewed: Oct. 23, 2009
Excellent! I had to bake them about 20 minutes, but they melt in your mouth.
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Reviewed: Oct. 21, 2009
WOW! These are excellent! I ended up making orange cranberry scones with a orange vanilla glaze and they were incredible! I scarffed down most of them (don't tell my husband :)!!). I will be making these again and will be using this recipe as a great base for many more flavors!
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Reviewed: Oct. 21, 2009
Great recipe! I`m from Germany and when I was in NYC a couple of month ago, I bought a Starbucks Scone. It was delicious, and so I decided to try them at home. So I found this recipe. First it was a bit difficult to find out what 'creme of tatar' means in german. But then I googled it and found the word: 'Weinstein' or 'Weinsäure'. I also added chopped apples, 1 teaspoon cinnamon and vanilla flavor. I think because of the apples my scones were a little too squashy.
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Reviewed: Oct. 18, 2009
I like to make mine with dried cherries, almond extract, and shaved almonds. This is the best base for any flavor you desire!!!
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Reviewed: Oct. 17, 2009
I made these with mini choc chip and drizzled choc sauce on top. They were great. I also froze some dough and that work well later also
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Reviewed: Oct. 17, 2009
I made these for a fathers day brunch a few months ago. My mom is still raving about how good these scones were. I added blueberries and stuck to the recipe as posted. Wonderful!
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